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to
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of
British
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Em
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and
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ic
advance,
per
year
Per
lesser
period,
paid
is
advance,
per
month
The
Letter
Box
Blltor.
Daily
News,
We
pleased
to
rand
another
letter
from
Bella
Coola
in
The
Daily
News
dated
Jan.
80,
refuting
many
of
your
statement
In
a
sarcastic
front
page
article
of
the
News
dated
Dec
86
Aa
yaw
seem'
to
know
so
ttttle
concerning
yonr
neighboring
district.
I
thonght
it
might
be
well
to
acquaint
yon
re
some
of
our
notable
facta
and
tea
tares
Our
geographical
pasHion
has
already
been
men-
shortest
and
most
economic
route,
the
Bella
Coola
valley
con
taint
the
largest
area
of
flat
surface
suitable
aad
necessary
for
a
terminal
port
of
any
other
valley
In
B.
C.
north
of
the
Fraaef
Valley.
Another
and
not
least
important
fact
is
that
Bella
Coola
is
situated
on
a
line
instance,
EnglandJIudson
Bay,
Edmonton,
Bella
Coola
and
the
Aleu-tion
Islands
in
the
Pacific.
Unquestionably
such
a
route
is
the
shortest
that
can
be
had.
Any
other
miles
bnsM
.
m
eighteen
WisUaeas
Lake
westward,
have
eome
ese
hendred
and
t.
i
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
T0
miles,
this
leaves
only
a
short
gap
which
will
be
eempteted
in
the
near
Rrvett
fsKure.
Having
lived
in
the
Bella
,
i-7.
Coola
Valley
since
1894.
1
know
the
!
'''
ceskditions
and
when
this
highway'
Mixed
Doubles
Second
'Bound
is
completed
the
country
wfll
afford
'
Mrs.
V.
Long
and
(J.
r
Wofrmg
homes
for
thooaands
of
people.
ALBERT
HOMMER.
Uagensbory.
BJC
.
Feb.
10.
1030.
The
article
eamnlained
nf
van
could
not
be
tampered
with
in
The
Daily
News
office.
It
was
not
writ-
INTERIOR
MINEDEAL
Washington
Interested
Contractor
in
Manson
Plaeer
Beeeeie
Creek
routs.
Added
to
the
claims
of
the
W
O'terson
was
transfer-1
O.
H
Pomeroy,
a
large
contractor
of
Washington
State,
says
the
Ne-chako
Chronicle.
Mr.
Otteraon
is
acting
as
Mr.
Pomeroy's
superintendent,
and
will
Big
league
baaetell
season
1900
will
&et
under
way
on
April
15
and
close
on
September
28.
official
Na-
itional
and
American
League
acha-jdutes
which
have
just
come
to
band
show.
Natkm.il
League
season
openers
will
be:
Boston
at
Hew
loiih,
rraiHucapiiui
si
onnuju,
Pittsburgh
at
Cincinnati;
and
Chi-
jeago
at
St.
Lotus.
The
opening
of
uy
raau
to
an
parts
ox
aonnern
ana
vemm
ora:s
viu
.
Ul
National
League
will
find
St
paid
in
advance
lor
yearly
penoa
.'rt'
Louis
at
Detroit;
Cleveland
at
Chi-
Or
lour
montns
tor
i'icso;
Washington
at
Boston;
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
par
agate
une
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
93
Editor
and
Reporters
"Telephone
66
DAILY
EDITION
VANCOUVER
UNEMPLOYED
02
.15
Tuesday.
Feb.
11.
1930
Canadian
Press
artfcle
rhich
cime:1"'
15"s-
and
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
,
-
jjiw
Ywk
at
Phtlartriphia
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
Ifae
.
.
.
;
:
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
55-00
Not
a
word
has
come
through
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
par
Jasertien
lAiimm
California
regarding
the
figbl
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
activities,
if
any.
of
Billy
Towmead.
3SL
it
as
said,
was
matched
with
Axmand
Santiago
for
January
88.
That
fight
did
not
come
off.
probably
because
Frak
Churchill,
who
directs
the
Filipino,
would
not
let
his
boy
go
in
against
Billy's
pound
age
as
Saaitago
never
makes
more
!
than
132.
Charlie
McArdie,
who
went
south
with
Townaend
under
a
j
two-year
contract,
signed
jointly
by
lulr
Tt
hhimwH
mnA
hi
frnnt
man
:
...
.
IMcCranor.
had
a
fight
on
the
La
(Vancouver
Star)
.
jBarba-Torres
card
He
the
only
Those
of
the
unemokryed
who
are
determined
to
make.
one
of
the
Vancouver
troupers
to'
trouble
may
rest
assured
that
if
they
compel
the
police
to
j
show
m
the
sou?
to
date,
as
far
as
resort
to
severe
measures
they
will
receive
little
sympathy
j6"
ascertained.
from
th
public
of
fhiseky.
!
Vancouver
is
doing
ite
whole
duty
by
the
unemployed,
j
t
A
HM
TlvITfiW
It
is
providing,
them
with
the
means
of
subsistence
and
DllylYliil
I
JVi
exacting
by
way
of
return
a
certain
amount
of
work,
work
!
there
is
no
occasion
to
have
done
at
all
at
this
time.
J
Many
of
the
men
recognize
that
this
is
all
that
can
rea-;
IS
OPENED:
sonably
be
asked.
Attempts
to
stir
them
up
to
refuse
both
,
Manr
Cl!nM
putd
B
Cnp
Cham.
j
work
and
recompense,
have
largely
failed.
pumship
Tournament
j
There
are,
however,
a
number
of
malcontents
who
ap-
j
parently
think
they
can
intimidate
the
city
into
paying;
.
.
cnamnionhi
them
four
dollars
a
day
a
larger
amount
tnan
many
01
1
tournament
under
the
nrvrirtt
of
those
receive
whose
taxes
the
money
would
ultimately
;
the
lodjk.
Badauoton
cmh
w
come.
These
people
were
never
more
mistaken
in
their
opened
last
night
when
several
ta-lives.
Nobody
invited
them
to
come
here
and
nobody
here
j
ttaig
gnsaea
were
played.
Re-is
under
any
obligation
to
do
more
for
them
than
make!011
were
toUowg:
4-lA
i11.nft.MAAa
Mint
AtnoiHf
f
a
rht-aYrAfif
Konlita
s?
oat
it
it
rin
t
iUC
anuw
aiivco
vuDWiwai
y
w
jjiwiviav
inviun
utcwmuvii.
Ladles'
Doublet
Firtt
Koynd
The
sooner
they
understand
this
the
better
and
if,
in;
m
j
a
Teh.
and
wn
c.
j
making'
them
understand
it,
the
authorities
have
to
take
Harrington
beat
u&
XV
Hbgers
(
drastic
action,
it
will
be
with
the
general
approval
of
the
and
mi
m.
Brwton
'ijyi!ij5-7.
public.
to
the
ordinary
course
of
news
and
Miss
Mary
Aatori
aad
F.
W.
Allen
ILITL.-1?
,,n
10
Rupert-Editor).
n
vwwa
iu
Mass
aj
wsa
i
jvcwa
dated
ian.
J,
which
states;
The
shortest
route
from
Ponce
Coupe
m
the
Peace
River
district
to
tidewater
on
the
Pacific
Is
via
Monk-man
or
Oray
Paa
to
Prince
George,
thence
to
Bella
Coola
"
We
may
farther
add:
This
route
is
not
only
the
shortest
Peace
River
owUet.
but
it
also
affords
the
least
engineering
difficulties.
As
the
Peace
River
dis
trict
Is
destined
to
supply
large
j
quantities
of
wheat
and
rtfac
prod-
A
u-atwaotton
ol
tnleiest
was
nets
to
the
world
via
a
Padftc
port.
'
completed
this
week
whereby
the
one
of
most
essential
considerations
,
control
of
the
mining
plant
taken
Is
the
shortest
and
most
economic
untn
vanderheof
during
1M
,
7
TV
'7
iun
and
Shelford
Darton
vs.
Mias
Car-
qiuciuy
as
Mr.
MeCorkeU
delivers
-n.
AlskKJ1
suul
CtwsnnV
O
nautili
which
is
the
shortest
feasible
route,
the
additional
equipment
and
sup-
say
from
England
to
the
Orient.
For
plies
required
Mr.
Otteraon
will
remove
the
plant
from
the
vicinity
of
Oerman-ien
Creek
where
it
is
now
located
U
Manson
Ctetk,
and
place
same
in
operation.
The
plant
was
orisin-
would
be
full
of
kinks.
Freight
rates
ally
designed
by
Mr.
Otterson
to
as
we
know
are
an
important
factor
'work
particularly
on
the
gravels
to
the
producer
and
consumer
and
on
Manson
Greek:
tha
eoiri
vin
who
else
is
there?
It's
reasonable
device
being
his
own
personal
de-
D
to
say
a
a
roaa
is
ruui
on
cne
sign.
shortest
route
in
the
first
place,
un-
The
Klldare
Company
and
43
necessary
millions
will
not
have
to
Company
plants
also
owned
by
Mr
be
spent
in
the
future
cutting
out
MeCorkeU
were
not
Included
In
thli
kInk-
transaction,
and-will
be
united
to
With
reapaet
to
Bella
Ojola
m
.
form
t
complete
hydraulic
plant
lq
pass
from
the
coast
to
Williams-
Work
'on
ms?
dennanien
Creel?
Lake,
the
fact
that
pack
trains
leases.
He
is
also
preparing
to
in-passed
over
this
route
during
the
stall
a
saw
mill
on
Oermansen
summer
of
1895,
that
was
the
first
Creek.
year
Bella
Coola
was
settled
by
our
Mr.
MeCorkeU
states
that
the
colony
and
before
any
work
had
Otterson
plant
being
designed
es-been
done
on
a
trail
through.
Since
peclally
for
work
on
Manson
Creek
that
time
the
route
hag
been
pasca-
was
not
as
suitable
as
the
hydrau-ble
for
horses
at
set
times
of
the
lie
for
work
on
Oermamen
Creek,
year.
Last
year
surveys
were
com-
Actual
mining
on
both
theee
well
pleted
on
the
McKensie
highway,
known
gold
bearing
creeks
this
which
at
present
extends
fifty
season
can
be
expected.
Cars
H.
Duncan,
9-10,
15-8.
19-11.
fifty
Mrs.
H.
L.
Shadewell
aad
Mrs
Shelford
Dartan
beat
Miss
Nora
and
Miss
M.
Martin.
10-6.
ton
Beat
Miss
Fiances
Cross
and
Will
LamMe.
18-1.
15-0.
10-4.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Brand
beat
Miss
Nora
Rivett
and
Brnest
Wild-
beat
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb
and
Norman
McGlaahan.
15-7.
lfi-9.
Men's
Daabies
First
Round
Nncman
MeOlaahan
aad
P.
O.
Young
beat
N
Harris
and
Buster
HilL
11-15,
15-7.
10-0.
R.
Allen
and
3.
Oillatt
beat
J
H.
Hortsw
and
J.
A.
Tang,
10-6.
15-6.
Second
Round
Tonight's
(laraes
Oames
scheduled
for
tonight
are
as
feftewa:
840
JWhL
Mr.
J.
w.
OHejMdb
and
Mrs.
St.
Clair
Johnston
vs.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Morton
and
Miss
Mary
Aatori.
9
p.m.-M.
Blott
and
James
Far-quhar
vs.
J.
McPhee
and
Oeorge
Hewe.
p.m,
Mrs.
H.
L.
SbadweU
tovwiwi
sjsjarw
a
nus
a
usi
J
'
a
4
10
pjn
Mrs
J.
Duncan
and
J.
Murray
vs.
Miss
H.
T.
Cross.
J
J.
M.
W
W.
Lamble
im
3.
W.
SoottMCL)
..
F.
Stephens
.
e
C.
Balagno
(E
.
W.
Mitchell
(E)
Molly
Cross
and
Billiard
Averages
A.
Basson
B)
18
4813
233
P.
Tinker
(CD
17
3969
238
Brown
Q)
11
270
234
Andrews
(O)
18
4137
230
Hillman
0
18
4138
230
M.
McLachlan
(O)
.12
2759
230
E.
Wllllscroft
(E)
14
3200
239
3
691
230
..JS
3080
207;
.
18
4092
207
19
4303
226
17
3859
m
W.
J.
Nelson
(Gl
19
4S48
220
Q.
Waugh
(O)
15
3812
214
Andrews
'CD
18
3849
213
Young
(CD
8
1701
213
O.
Pyle
(CD
12
2544
212
P.
McMordie
(CD
6
1229
205
Murray
(CD
13
2648
204
Donald
E
6
1312
202
H.
Plllsbury
(CD
..
.2
380
100
Howe
(O)
1
118
118
the
LIONS
WIN
OVER
CUBS
i
i
Scored
Shutout
Last
Mlbt
to
Re-deem
Themselves
For
Last
-
Friday's
Loss
VANCOUVER;
Feb.
11,-After
dropping
a
4-3
decision
to
the
Victoria
Cubs
last
Friday,
Vancouver
Lions
showed
a
Reversal
of
form
and
blanked
those
same
Cubs
by
a
score
of
5-0
last
nlgrt
The
Lien.
asW
reauH
of
the
victory,
climbed
til
within
one
point
of
the
leagne-leaifcng
Portland
K.
C's
Still
In
Cribbage
Lead
Orange
Lodge
and
Grotto
Tied
far
Second
Position
Prince
Bnpert
Cribbage
League
rerults
last
night
were
as
follows:
LOOP
18;
Cold
Storage
14.
Grotto
18;
Bagles
9.
CMSUl.
IS:
K
of
C.
14.
Operators
IT;
Moose
10.
Seal
Owe
MSI
17;
P.
R.
Hotel
10.
N.
Braprees
IS:
Orange
Lodge
14.
League
Standings
K.
Of
C
9
Orange
Lddae
...
Orott
CN.RA.
Moose
.
Operator
CoM
Storage
P.
Rvpert
Hotel
77
Seal
Oove
77
LOjOP
77
Bagles
66
New
Empress
66
64
73
73
74
76
80
70
85
85
86
96
96
38
39
89
St
83
7t
77
77
77'
66
W
Jack.Sharkey
Training
Hard
'Snaring
Pirtners
Becoming
Ue-i
luetant
to
Stand
Up,
For
He
Knocks
ftirra
Out
S
Mncb
MIAMI,
Feb.
11.
-Jack
Sharkey
Second
Round
is
training
hard
for
his
forth
am-
1
Mrs.
M.
Btott
and
Miss
MoUy'ing
boat
wth
Phil
Scott
the
Brft-
from
Cross
beat
Mrs.
J.
Sauire
and
Mrallsb
heavyweight
champion.
His
sparring
partners
are
having
a
hard
time,
'for
he
unmercifully
knocks
them
out,
one
after
the
other.
Valentine
Social
Is
Much
Enjoyed
Successful
Affair
Held
Last
Night
by
United
Church
Young
People's
Society
An
enjoyable
valetlne
social
was
held
last
evening
by
the
Young
Peejles
Societf
of
First
United
CewHh.
The
social
rooms
of
the
church
were
specially
decorated
for
the
occasion
and
the
attendance
was
large.
Games
and
contests
were
played
and
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
affair:
Miss
K.
Johnson.
Miss
A.
WB1
LamUe
aad
Prank
Russell
i
Oarnett,
Miss
Lob
McRae.
Stanley
o
beat
CoL
J.
W.
NichoilE
and
L.
H.
Hinton.
10-5.
10-10.
Daiby
and
Philip
Edgecumbe.
GYRO
CLUB
COMMITTEES
For
Year
Are
Named
by
President
C.
A.
Kirkcndall
The
following
standing
commit
tees
of
the
Gyro
Club
for
1930
have
been
appointed
by
President
C.
A.
Kirkendall:
Civic
L.
W.
Waugh.
W.
M.
Watts.
C.
E.
Starr.
Bulletin
O.
A.
Hunter.
Club
activities
W.
H.
Tobey,
F.
E.
Robertson.
C.
C.
Mills,
L.
W.
Waugh
and
M.
A.
Burbank.
Entertainment
J.
Greer,
H.
Mc-Bwen.
O.
C.
Arseneau.
Membership-JR.
F.
McNaughton,
Dr.
J.
H.
Carsori,
T.
W.
MacPher-son.
Initiation
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin.
J.
Greer.
Attendance
F.
Dlbb,
M.
M.
McLachlan.
Custodian
of
property
4.
Far-quhar.
Song
leader
M.
H.
Blott.
Sergeant-at-arms
D.
Nelson.
Musician
C.
P.
Balagno.
Reception
Dr.
J.
R.
Oosse,
N.
L.
Freeman,
H.
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